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In Kaliningrad put up for sale an egg for almost a million rubles

In Kaliningrad put up for sale Easter egg "Sea" for 980 thousand rubles. The announcement appeared on the Avito website on October 5. The seller calls the souvenir an imitation of Faberge products.

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In Kaliningrad put up for sale an egg for almost a million rubles

In Kaliningrad put up for sale Easter egg "Sea" for 980 thousand rubles. The announcement appeared on the Avito website on October 5. The seller calls the souvenir an imitation of Faberge products.

The description indicates that the product is made by hand from natural Baltic amber, silver with gilding, zircons and mammoth bone. The height of the souvenir is 17 centimeters, and the weight is 356 grams. The seller describes it as a luxury gift.

Earlier we wrote that the wing from the plane of the Second world war sold on Avito in Kaliningrad.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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